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Take a Book, Trade a Book

Provided by: Southeast Regional Library

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Service Description

In 2017, Southeast Regional Library began the process of taking bookcases out to 12 First Nations communities within the region to set up Take a Book, Trade a Book sites. The bookcases were then filled with both new and donated books, all in very good to excellent condition, and since their inception, several communities have set up additional bookcases to accommodate the initiative’s growing popularity. The Take a Book, Trade a Book locations create a no-strings-attached library environment in each of these First Nations communities. The goal is to support family literacy by getting reading materials into the homes of First Nations families.

Application Process

All items are free to take and do not need to be returned.

Fees

None

Service Website

https://southeastlibrary.ca/services/TABTAB

Coverage Area

Located on the following First Nations: Ceg' A Kin Nakoda Nation (Carry the Kettle) Cowessess First Nation Kahkewistahaw First Nation Muscowpetung First Nation Ocean Man First Nation Ochapowace First Nation Pasqua First Nation Pheasant Rump First Nation Piapot First Nation Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation White Bear First Nations Zagimē Anishinabēk (Sakimay)

Languages Offered

English

Take a Book, Trade a Book

Location Info

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